Curator pick: essential reads for UX
I recommend this curated brief for every designer and product leader navigating AI era. Joshua Leigh dissects who lacks design access, awareness, or motivation, he names them the designless. Luis Hermosilla reframes deliverables, arguing that wireframes were never the point. Punit Chawla evaluates iPhone Duo UX, showing foldable promise and notable misses. Together these pieces map a landscape you must understand, whether you hire designers, brief projects, or build AI assisted tools. Read them to sharpen your criteria for quality, to spot false solutions, and to demand clearer, business aligned outcomes. Essential reading, thoughtfully curated.
As a branding curator I value ideas that change practice, not just language. This collection links theory to concrete practice, with clear implications for briefs, teams, and roadmaps. You will learn to translate vague client vibes into measurable design goals. You will also learn to question deliverables that hide risk, and to reward processes that produce clarity. If you manage design budgets, hire teams, or brief agencies, these essays will refine your criteria. Read them to protect product value, to scale design thinking, and to lead with confidence. Curated, concise, and powerfully practical, indeed.
Source: uxdesign.cc
